Strava

The #1 app for runners and cyclists

4.2•21 reviews•

151 followers

The #1 app for runners and cyclists

4.2•21 reviews•

151 followers

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Strava is a social fitness network, that is primarily used to track cycling and running exercises, using GPS data although alternative types are available.

Strava Reviews

The community submitted 21 reviews to tell us what they like about Strava, what Strava can do better, and more.

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Reviews praise Strava’s reliable GPS tracking, segment competition, and a lively community that motivates consistent training and discovery of new routes. Users like the clean interface, smartwatch sync, and post‑workout analysis. Common gripes: GPS glitches or corner‑cutting, many features locked behind premium, limited support for gym/strength workouts, occasional data‑privacy concerns, and inconsistent customer responsiveness. Founders of

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Pros

motivational features (6)

workout tracking (6)

community engagement (4)

social features (4)

activity sharing (3)

running support (3)

cycling support (2)

user-friendly (2)

Cons

difficult navigation (3)

inaccurate data (2)

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I really love how Strava helps us improve our health. It also inspired me to integrate fitness with finance.

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10 views1yr ago

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•7 reviews

The leader of the market. However, UI is not intuitive and web version leaves much to be desired

What needs improvement

difficult navigation (3)

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13 views2yr ago

•3 reviews

Strava is fantastic. It motivates me to run more often and keeps me engaged by showing my progress and the runs of my peers. I love tracking my results and staying connected with the running community!

What's great

community engagement (4)workout tracking (6)motivational features (6)

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•1 review

I was very positive about Strava until I witnessed its handling—or not handling, rather—of the _many_ users who asked for a “Stand with Palestine” map addition. My Runners for Justice in Palestine group alone is now more than 4,000 Strava users, all repeatedly requesting the addition of this map. Strava does not respond. We will all be canceling our paid subscription. You correctly added Black Lives Matter, Support Ukraine and Pride maps, and you fail to explain why our request is not honored. The repercussions of this will be felt by Strava more acutely as time passes.

What needs improvement

unresponsive customer support (1)

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2 views2yr ago

•7 reviews

The best in the game bar none.

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4 views2yr ago

•8 reviews

Strava is a great app. They should walk that extra mile just to make sure the user-fed data is correct. Sometimes, you will see unrealistic data in leaderboard for speeds - maybe improving that would help.

What needs improvement

inaccurate data (2)

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5 views2yr ago

•1 review

I love Strava ❤ easy interface, opportunity to share your trainings with friends, synchronization with the smart watches.

What's great

activity sharing (3)smartwatch synchronization (1)

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3 views2yr ago

•1 review

I've been using Strava since its launch, and it's consistently been one of my favorite apps. The best part about Strava is the social network it fosters — it's active, vibrant, and completely user-generated. Whether you're tracking a simple run or a complex ride, the app's performance is rock-solid, and the community engagement is fantastic. It's not just about recording your workouts but connecting with like-minded athletes, getting motivated by others' achievements, and sharing your own progress. Strava has truly nailed the social aspect of fitness!

What's great

community engagement (4)social features (4)workout tracking (6)motivational features (6)activity sharing (3)user-generated content (1)

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8 views1yr ago

•1 review

The app is fine but it’s their data grab. By using their app you give them rights to use your health data and even your photos any way they see fit. Which is an awful invasion of privacy. They also make it very difficult to go back and delete your images, you have to scroll back and do it individually. They want to charge for their app (fine) push ads AND collect your data…. To probably sell on, they are obviously schooled in the Adobe Photoshop school of customer service.